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Macroeconomics performance and economic growth in Japan

Hien Yi Law

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This study empirically examines the relationship among macroeconomic performance (export, FDI, government expenditure) and economic growth in Japan. The time series data from years 1970 until year 2008 are used in this study.

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This study empirically examines the relationship among macroeconomic performance (export, FDI, government expenditure) and economic growth in Japan. The time series data from years 1970 until year 2008 are used in this study.

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This study empirically examines the relationship among macroeconomic performance (export, FDI, government expenditure) and economic growth in Japan. The time series data from years 1970 until year 2008 are used in this study.

Key concepts: Economics, Government expenditure, Government (linguistics), Macroeconomics, Time series, Foreign direct investment, Development economics, Economic policy

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